EP0011683A1 - Control valve with double-acting kick-out means - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to a double-acting kick-out member adapted to be attached to an end of a spool of a directional control valve to return the spool, in response to fluid pressure, to a neutral position subsequent to actuation thereof.
- fluid control circuits of the type including a directional control valve for selectively actuating a double-acting cylinder to return the spool of the control valve to a neutral position once the desired fluid pressure has been established in either end of the cylinder.
- the cylinder may be of the type employed on a construction vehicle for selectively moving a ripper attachment thereon. For example, once the cylinder has been pressurized, to lower the ripper into the ground for ripping purposes or to fully raise the ripper to clear the ground and obstacles thereon, it is desirable to automatically move the spool of the control valve to a neutral position to trap such fluid pressure in the ripper cylinder. This kickout feature is partciuarly useful since the operator of the vehicle normally cannot see when the ripper is either fully lowered or raised.
- a kick-out mechanism is either associated with each end of the spool of the control valve or is separated from the control valve as a separate unit to thus provide a somewhat complex and bulky valve package and associated lines and fluid passages. Furthermore, kick-out mechanisms of this type require close calibration to achieve the kick-out function.
- the present invention is directed to overcoming one or more of the problems as set forth above.
- a valve arrangement comprises a reciprocal spool movable through at least first, second and third positions and kick-out means at an end of the spool for returning the spool to its second position after it has been moved to each of its first and third positions.
- the kick-out means comprises a member attached to an end of the spool for simultaneous 'movement therewith.
- the valve arrangement comprises a directional control valve employed in a fluid control circuit and connected to a pressurized fluid source and to a fluid actuator for selectively operating the actuator.
- the above kick-out means thus solves the problem of returning the spool to its second or neutral position while yet providing a non-complex and compact valve arrangement which may be closely calibrated to provide the above-mentioned desiderata.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a fluid (hydraulic) control circuit 10 comprising a pressurized fluid source, including an engine-driven pump 11 and a tank or reservoir 12.
- the source is adapted to communicate pressurized fluid to an actuator 13 under control of a directional control valve 14, suitably connected between lines 15, 16 and 17.
- Fluid actuator 13 may comprise the illustrated double-acting cylinder having a piston 18 thereof suitably connected to a work tool 19, such as a ripper attachment employed on a construction vehicle.
- Directional control valve 14 is sequentially movable through a first position connecting line 15 with line 17 and further connecting line 16 with tank 12 to retract cylinder 13, a second or neutral position illustrated in FIG. 1 wherein line 15 is connected directly to tank 12 and lines 16 and 17 are blocked,.and a third position wherein line 15 connects with line .16 and line 17 connects with tank 12 to extend cylinder 13.
- the operator may thus control the working positions of tool 1.9 by selectively manipulating directional control valve 14 in a conventional manner.
- a standard relief valve 20 is connected in line 15 to vent inordinately high system pressures to tank 12.
- Line 15 further connects with a line 21 having an inline relief valve 22 connected therein which will open when the working pressure in cylinder 13 exceeds a predetermined level (e.g., 2,200 psi) when the cylinder is fully extended or retracted. Fluid pressure is thus communicated to a line 23 and to a relief valve 26 which maintains the level of fluid pressure in line 23 at 250 psi, for example.
- a predetermined level e.g., 2,200 psi
- a line 27 is connected to line 23 to communicate fluid pressure (e.g., 250 psi) to a kick-out means 28 which is associated with one end of directional control valve 14 to automatically return the valve to its illustrated neutral position after the directional control valve has been actuated to one of its above-mentioned first or third positions, and a peak working pressure (e.g., 2,200 psi) has been realized in fully extended or retracted cylinder 13.
- a pair of drain passages 29 and 30, having restricted orifices 31 and 32 connected therein, respectively, are interconnected between tank 12 and kick-out means 28 for purposes hereinafter described.
- kick-out means 28 is compactly arranged at one end of directional control valve 14 to efficiently return the valve to its neutral position, illustrated in FIG. 1, upon actuation of cylinder 13. Lines 16 and 17 are thus blocked whereby line 15 connects directly with tank 12 to prevent overheating of control circuit 10 and to prevent the need for exhausting fluid through relief valve 20.
- directional control valve 14 comprises a spool 33 reciprocally mounted in a multi-part housing 34 and spring biased towards its illustrated neutral position by at least one compression coil spring 35 in a conventional manner.
- Kick-out means 28 comprises a generally annular kick-out member 36 having a body portion 37 and an attachment means 38 at an end of the body portion for detachably connecting the member to valve spool 33 for simultaneous movement therewith.
- the attachment means comprises a U-shaped slot 39 formed in an end of member 36 to straddle a reduced diameter portion 40 of spool 33.
- An annular end portion or boss 41 of the spool is disposed in a slot 42 of member 36 to thus securely lock the member to an end of spool 33.
- FIG. 3 more clearly illustrate the construction of kick-out member 36.
- FIG. 2 further illustrates a pair of first and second passages 43 and 44 formed in body portion 37 of member 36, the passages terminating at first ends thereof at annular and longitudinally spaced grooves 45 and 46, respectively. Second ends of passages 43 and 44 communicate with actuating chambers 47 and 48, respectively. Chamber 47 is defined by housing 34 and one end of member 36 whereas chamber 48 is defined by the housing and the opposite end of the member. It should be further noted in FIG. 2 that passages 29 and 30 connect tank 12 with chambers 47 and 48, respectively, for purposes hereinafter described.
- Fluid control circuit 10 of FIG. 1 is particularly adapted for selectively controlling the actuation of double-acting cylinder 13 and a work tool 19 connected thereto.
- the work tool may comprise a standard ripper attachment employed on a construction vehicle, for example.
- inline relief valve 22 will open to communicate pressurized fluid to relief valve 26 and kick- out means 28, via lines or passages 23 and 27.
- valve spool 33 since valve spool 33 has now moved rightwardly from its illustrated second or neutral position, kick-out member 36 will also move rightwardly due to its attachment at 38 to the valve spool to communicate groove 45 with line 27.
- Pressurized fluid e.g., 250 psi
- first chamber 47 via passage 43, to move kick-out member 36 and valve spool 33 leftwardly to override the opposed input force or standard detent mechanism (not shown) holding the spool in its selected operating position to return the kick-out member and valve spool to their FIG. 2, neutral or second positions.
- the pressurized fluid in the rod end of cylinder 13 (FIG. 1) is thus isolated to retain piston 18 of the cylinder in its retracted condition of operation.
- valve spool 33 and kick-out member 36 will now be positioned leftwardly from their positions shown to communicate passage 27 with annular groove 46.
- chamber 48 will become pressurized, via passage 44, to return valve spool 33 and kick-out member 36 to their neutral or second positions illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2 once the predetermined system pressure has been reached.
- passage 29 will exhaust chamber 47 to tank, via orifice 31 which functions to closely control this venting function to prevent an abrupt change in the position of the valve spool.
- Passage 30 and orifice 32 function in a like manner when the valve spool is moved in an opposite direction.
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Abstract
This invention pertains to a control valve (14) having a double-acting kick-out member (36) attached to an end of a spool (33) thereof to return the spool (33) to a neutral position after actuation thereof. The invention is particularly useful in a fluid control circuit wherein the control valve (14) is adapted to selectively communicate pressurised fluid to an actuator, such as a double-acting hydraulic cylinder.
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- This invention relates to a double-acting kick-out member adapted to be attached to an end of a spool of a directional control valve to return the spool, in response to fluid pressure, to a neutral position subsequent to actuation thereof.
- It is desirable in fluid control circuits of the type including a directional control valve for selectively actuating a double-acting cylinder to return the spool of the control valve to a neutral position once the desired fluid pressure has been established in either end of the cylinder. The cylinder may be of the type employed on a construction vehicle for selectively moving a ripper attachment thereon. For example, once the cylinder has been pressurized, to lower the ripper into the ground for ripping purposes or to fully raise the ripper to clear the ground and obstacles thereon, it is desirable to automatically move the spool of the control valve to a neutral position to trap such fluid pressure in the ripper cylinder. This kickout feature is partciuarly useful since the operator of the vehicle normally cannot see when the ripper is either fully lowered or raised.
- The movement of the spool of the control valve back to its neutral position, once the peak working pressure has been established in the cylinder and the ripper has been fully lowered or raised, is desirable to avoid overheating of the fluid circuit and to prevent having to run fluid through a relief valve thereof. In conventional control circuits of this type, a kick-out mechanism is either associated with each end of the spool of the control valve or is separated from the control valve as a separate unit to thus provide a somewhat complex and bulky valve package and associated lines and fluid passages. Furthermore, kick-out mechanisms of this type require close calibration to achieve the kick-out function.
- The present invention is directed to overcoming one or more of the problems as set forth above.
- . In one aspect of this invention, a valve arrangement comprises a reciprocal spool movable through at least first, second and third positions and kick-out means at an end of the spool for returning the spool to its second position after it has been moved to each of its first and third positions.
- In another aspect of this invention, the kick-out means comprises a member attached to an end of the spool for simultaneous 'movement therewith.
- In still another aspect of this invention, the valve arrangement comprises a directional control valve employed in a fluid control circuit and connected to a pressurized fluid source and to a fluid actuator for selectively operating the actuator.
- The above kick-out means thus solves the problem of returning the spool to its second or neutral position while yet providing a non-complex and compact valve arrangement which may be closely calibrated to provide the above-mentioned desiderata.
- Other objects of this invention will become apparent from the following description and accompanying drawings, wherein:
- FIG. 1 schematically illustrates a fluid control circuit employing a kick-out means embodiment of the present invention therein;
- FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view, illustrating such kick-out means; and
- FIG. 3 is an isometric view of a kick-out member of the kick-out means and an end of a valve spool adapted for attachment thereto.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a fluid (hydraulic)
control circuit 10 comprising a pressurized fluid source, including an engine-drivenpump 11 and a tank orreservoir 12. The source is adapted to communicate pressurized fluid to anactuator 13 under control of adirectional control valve 14, suitably connected betweenlines Fluid actuator 13 may comprise the illustrated double-acting cylinder having apiston 18 thereof suitably connected to awork tool 19, such as a ripper attachment employed on a construction vehicle. -
Directional control valve 14 is sequentially movable through a first position connecting line 15 withline 17 and further connectingline 16 withtank 12 to retractcylinder 13, a second or neutral position illustrated in FIG. 1 wherein line 15 is connected directly totank 12 andlines line 17 connects withtank 12 to extendcylinder 13. The operator may thus control the working positions of tool 1.9 by selectively manipulatingdirectional control valve 14 in a conventional manner. Astandard relief valve 20 is connected in line 15 to vent inordinately high system pressures to tank 12. - Line 15 further connects with a
line 21 having aninline relief valve 22 connected therein which will open when the working pressure incylinder 13 exceeds a predetermined level (e.g., 2,200 psi) when the cylinder is fully extended or retracted. Fluid pressure is thus communicated to aline 23 and to arelief valve 26 which maintains the level of fluid pressure inline 23 at 250 psi, for example. - As described in more detail hereinafter, a
line 27 is connected toline 23 to communicate fluid pressure (e.g., 250 psi) to a kick-out means 28 which is associated with one end ofdirectional control valve 14 to automatically return the valve to its illustrated neutral position after the directional control valve has been actuated to one of its above-mentioned first or third positions, and a peak working pressure (e.g., 2,200 psi) has been realized in fully extended or retractedcylinder 13. A pair ofdrain passages orifices tank 12 and kick-out means 28 for purposes hereinafter described. - As suggested above, kick-out means 28 is compactly arranged at one end of
directional control valve 14 to efficiently return the valve to its neutral position, illustrated in FIG. 1, upon actuation ofcylinder 13.Lines tank 12 to prevent overheating ofcontrol circuit 10 and to prevent the need for exhausting fluid throughrelief valve 20. - Referring to FIG. 2,
directional control valve 14 comprises aspool 33 reciprocally mounted in amulti-part housing 34 and spring biased towards its illustrated neutral position by at least onecompression coil spring 35 in a conventional manner. Kick-out means 28 comprises a generally annular kick-outmember 36 having abody portion 37 and an attachment means 38 at an end of the body portion for detachably connecting the member tovalve spool 33 for simultaneous movement therewith. In particular, the attachment means comprises aU-shaped slot 39 formed in an end ofmember 36 to straddle a reduceddiameter portion 40 ofspool 33. An annular end portion orboss 41 of the spool is disposed in aslot 42 ofmember 36 to thus securely lock the member to an end ofspool 33. FIG. 3 more clearly illustrate the construction of kick-outmember 36. - FIG. 2 further illustrates a pair of first and
second passages body portion 37 ofmember 36, the passages terminating at first ends thereof at annular and longitudinally spacedgrooves passages chambers Chamber 47 is defined byhousing 34 and one end ofmember 36 whereaschamber 48 is defined by the housing and the opposite end of the member. It should be further noted in FIG. 2 thatpassages tank 12 withchambers -
Fluid control circuit 10 of FIG. 1 is particularly adapted for selectively controlling the actuation of double-actingcylinder 13 and awork tool 19 connected thereto. The work tool may comprise a standard ripper attachment employed on a construction vehicle, for example. - Assuming that
pump 11 has been activated'by running an engine of a vehicle and thatdirectional control valve 14 is maintained in its neutral or second position illustrated in FIG. 1, pressurized fluid frompump 11 will be vented to.tank 12 via line 15 and passages formed invalve 14. Referring to FIG. 2, anannular land 50, formed onbody portion 37 ofmember 36 to separategrooves passage 27. - Assuming that the operator now desires to retract
cylinder 13 to movework tool 19 to a selected position of operation, he will movedirectional control valve 14 downwardly to its first operative position to connect line 15 withline 17. Thus, pressurized fluid is communicated to the rod end ofcylinder 13 vialines 15 and 17 and fluid is exhausted.from the head end of the cylinder vialine 16 which now connects withtank 12. When the fluid pressure in the rod end ofcylinder 13 exceeds a predetermined level or peak (e.g., 2,200 psi),inline relief valve 22 will open to communicate pressurized fluid torelief valve 26 and kick- out means 28, via lines orpassages - Referring again to FIG. 2, since
valve spool 33 has now moved rightwardly from its illustrated second or neutral position, kick-outmember 36 will also move rightwardly due to its attachment at 38 to the valve spool to communicategroove 45 withline 27. Pressurized fluid (e.g., 250 psi) is thus communicated tofirst chamber 47, viapassage 43, to move kick-outmember 36 andvalve spool 33 leftwardly to override the opposed input force or standard detent mechanism (not shown) holding the spool in its selected operating position to return the kick-out member and valve spool to their FIG. 2, neutral or second positions. The pressurized fluid in the rod end of cylinder 13 (FIG. 1) is thus isolated to retainpiston 18 of the cylinder in its retracted condition of operation. - Now assuming that the operator desires to extend
cylinder 13 from its retracted condition, he will movedirectional control valve 14 upwardly from its illustrated second or neutral position to its third position whereby line 15 will connect withline 16 andline 17 will connect withtank 12. Thus, the head end ofcylinder 13 will be pressurized with fluid while the rod end of the cylinder will be exhausted simultaneously. Referring once again to FIG. 2,valve spool 33 and kick-outmember 36 will now be positioned leftwardly from their positions shown to communicatepassage 27 withannular groove 46. - Thus,
chamber 48 will become pressurized, viapassage 44, to returnvalve spool 33 and kick-outmember 36 to their neutral or second positions illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2 once the predetermined system pressure has been reached. Simultaneously therewith,passage 29 will exhaustchamber 47 to tank, viaorifice 31 which functions to closely control this venting function to prevent an abrupt change in the position of the valve spool.Passage 30 andorifice 32 function in a like manner when the valve spool is moved in an opposite direction. - With
directional control valve 14 now maintained in its illustrated neutral or second position, line 15 will be connected withtank 12 whereaslines cylinder 13 in its extended position. As suggested above, the ability ofcontrol circuit 10 to connect line 15 withtank 12 in this manner, insures'that the circuit will not overheat and thatpressure relief valve 20 need not be utilized to exhaust excess pressure from the circuit. As further discussed above, the ability to detachably connect kick-outmember 36 to an end ofvalve spool 33 provides a relatively non-complex and compact valve arrangement which will efficiently provide the dual kick-out function described above. The ease of servicing and assembly during manufacturing are also obvious benefits. - Other aspects, objects and advantages of this invention can be obtained from a study of the drawings, the disclosure and the appended claims.
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1. In a valve arrangement of the type used in a fluid control circuit wherein a valve spool (33) is reciprocally mounted in a housing (34) for sequential movement through at least first, second and third positions, the improvement comprising kick-out means (28) at one end of said spool for returning said spool (33) to its third position automatically after said spool (33) has been moved to each of its first and second positions.
2. The valve arrangement of claim 1 wherein said kick-out means (28) is responsive to fluid pressure and comprises a kick-out member (36) and attachment means (38) attaching said kick-out member (36) to an end of said valve spool (33).
3. The valve arrangement of claim 2 wherein said attachment means (38) comprises means defining a slot (39) on an end of said kick-out member (36) and wherein an end (40) of said valve spool (33) is received in said slot (39).
4. The valve arrangement of claim 3 wherein the end of said valve spool (33) has a reduced diameter portion (40) formed thereon and received within said slot (39) and a boss (41) secured on an end of said reduced diameter portion (40) and received within a recess (42) defined in said kick- out member (36).
5. The valve arrangement of claim 2 wherein said valve spool (33) is reciprocally mounted in a housing (34) defining first (47) and second (48) actuating chambers at either end of said kick-out member (36) and further comprising a passage (27) formed in said housing and a pair of first (43) and second (44) passages formed in said kick- out member (36) and positioned thereon to alternately communicate with the passage (27) formed in said housing when said valve spool (33) is maintained at its first and second positions, respectively.
6. The valve arrangement of claim 5 further comprising an annular land (50) formed on said kick-out member (36) to separate said first (43) and second (44) passages and to block the passage (27) formed in said housing (34) when said valve spool (33) is maintained in its third position and for communicating the passage (27) formed in said housing (34) with said first passage (47) when said valve spool (33) is maintained in its first position and for communicating the passage (27) formed in said housing (34) with said.second passage (44) when said valve spool (33) is maintained in its second position.
7. The valve arrangement of claim 5 further comprising a pair of drain passages (29,30) defined in said housing and each communicating with a respective one of said first (47) and second (48) actuating chambers.
8. The valve arrangement of claim 7 further comprising a restricted orifice (31,32) in each of said drain passages (29,30).
9. The valve arrangement of claim 7 further comprising a pair of longitudinally spaced annular grooves (45,46) formed on said kick-out member and each communicating with a respective one of said first and second passages (43,44).
10. The valve arrangement of claim 5 further comprising relief valve means (26) for maintaining the fluid pressure in the passage (27) formed in said housing at a predetermined level.
11. A resettable valve spool (33),
a valve kick-out member(36), and
attachment means (38) detachably connecting said valve kick-out member (36) to an end of said valve spool (33) for simultaneous movement therewith.
a valve kick-out member(36), and
attachment means (38) detachably connecting said valve kick-out member (36) to an end of said valve spool (33) for simultaneous movement therewith.
12. The valve spool of one or more of the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 11, further comprising at least one fluid passage means (43) defined in said valve kick-out member (36) or body portion (37) for communicating fluid from one side to an end thereof.
13. The valve spool of one or more of the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 12, wherein said fluid passage means comprises a pair of first (43) and second (44) passages formed in said kick-out member (36) and positioned thereon to terminate at opposite ends of said kick-out member (36).
14. The valve spool of one or more of the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 13, further comprising an annular land (50) formed on said kick-out member
(36) to separate said first (43) and second (44) passages on a side thereof.
15. The valve spool of one or more of the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 14, further comprising a pair of longitudinally spaced annular grooves (45,46) formed on said kick-out member on either side of said land (50) and each communicating with a respective one of said first and second passages (43,44).
16. A valve kick-out member (36) adapted for attachment to an end of a valve spool comprising
an annular body portion (37), and
attachment means (38) at an end of said body portion (37) for detachably connecting said valve kick-out member (36) to a valve spool.
an annular body portion (37), and
attachment means (38) at an end of said body portion (37) for detachably connecting said valve kick-out member (36) to a valve spool.
17. The valve kick-out member of one or more of the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 16, wherein said attachment means further comprises means defining a recess (42) in said kick-out member (36), adjacent to said slot (39).
18. In a fluid control circuit (10) of the type comprising a pressurized fluid source (11,12), a fluid actuator (13), and a directional control valve (14) connected between said source (11,12) and said actuator (13) and including a valve spool (33) sequentially movable through at least first, second and third positions for communicating pressurized fluid from said source (11,12) to said actuator (13) when said valve spool (33) is at its first and third positions and for blocking communication of pressurized fluid from said source (11,12) to said actuator (13) when said valve spool (33) is in its second position, the improvement comprising kick-out means (28) associated between said source (11,12) and an end of said valve spool (33) for receiving pressurized fluid from said actuator (13) when said valve spool (33) is in its first or third positions and for responsively returning said valve spool (33) to its second position automatically when the fluid pressure in said actuator (13) exceeds a predetermined level.
19. The control circuit of one or more of the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 18, further comprising relief valve means (22) connecting said source (11,12) and said actuator (13) with said kick-out means (28) for communicating pressurized fluid to said kick-out means at a predetermined level.
20. The control circuit of one or more of the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 19, further comprising additional relief valve means (26) connected to said first-mentioned valve means (22) and to said kick-out means (28) for maintaining a predetermined level of fluid pressure at said kick-out means (28).
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